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How to read the manifest of an appx package file using Powershell

Posted on December 10, 2019April 20, 2022 by Patrik

Reading the manifest of an installed appx package is easy, however today a colleague of mine was working on a custom install script for appx packages and quickly found out that Microsofts Get-AppxPackageManifest can't be used on an actual appx file. Some quick testing later and we now have an extended version of the function…

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